Holy cow

Discussion in 'Trucking Accidents' started by Baack, Nov 17, 2009.

  1. Baack

    Baack Road Train Member

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    I cant find any info on this accident except it happened on sept 23

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  3. future driver

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  4. 25(2)+2

    25(2)+2 Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    Train wreck with neither train nor tracks. I wouldn't want to be involved with that 1 in any way.
     
  5. Texas-Nana

    Texas-Nana Princess Drives-a-Lot

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    wow that's horrendous.
     
  6. brinkj23

    brinkj23 "Asphalt Cowboy"

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    Looks like the aftermath of that big wreck years ago in California after a heavy morning fog.
     
  7. IROCUBabe

    IROCUBabe Road Train Member

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    Oh I can paint all kinds of stories for this one, wanna here em? o.0

    10 bucks says a four wheeler pulled or swerved in front of truck thats laid over across all lanes on right. Trucker, swerved to avoid slamming into car, flipped across highway as seen, and caused the right side to get in a chain reaction crash. Meanwhile, car that caused it drives off unscathed. And the left side? Well when all that stuff happened on the right a bunch of them slammed the brakes.
     
  8. jtrnr1951

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  9. jtrnr1951

    jtrnr1951 Road Train Member

    OK it was bugging me. March 14, 2002. -- I-75. Ringgold, Georgia. Foggy
     
  10. Rookie O/O, vet driver

    Rookie O/O, vet driver Light Load Member

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    Yes. I was going to suggest it was one of those infamous foggy mountain breakdowns that happen anywhere between Knoxville, and Atlanta. This is, usually, the scene for one of those. Fog is the most dangerous driving condition there is. Followed by having snow coming at you, giving the illusion you are going about three-hundred miles per hour. the tunnelvision effect. Park it!!!! Noboby will die if those paper rolls don't get delivered on time. But, someone might, if you try to push too hard. Just because it hasn't happened to you, YET, doesn't mean it won't, or can't.
     
  11. striker

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    there is a stretch of I-25 N. of Denver that was notorious for wrecks like that from fog. Thankfully, development has cut down on the fog in the area, and the state put warning signs in place.
     
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